Woodfibre LNG Project Reaches 70% Completion Amid Industry Growth

The $8.8 billion Woodfibre LNG project in British Columbia has reached 70% completion, marking a significant milestone for the company and the province's expanding LNG-export industry.

Located on the eastern shores of Howe Sound, the site is massive, with steel frames housing complex networks of pipes, pressure vessels, compressors, and cryogenic cooling units that will process natural gas from northeastern B.C. into liquid form.

Woodfibre CEO Luke Schauerte led a tour of the project, stating that the modules coming in are 'a fun part' of the construction process, bringing the site to its final shape and size.